Method for degrading nitrobenzene waste water by polyphase electrocatalytic oxidation-Fenton coupling process and reactor thereof
A nitrobenzene wastewater, catalytic oxidation technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, oxidized water/sewage treatment, water/sewage multi-stage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of unacceptable, slow nitrobenzene degradation and high cost , to achieve the effect of ensuring compliance with emission standards
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[0038] In terms of weight percentage, based on activated carbon and iron filings accounting for 98% of the electrode particles, 0.01% platinum oxide, 0.02% palladium oxide, 0.1% nickel oxide, 0.2% cobalt oxide, 0.3% Zinc oxide, 0.37% copper oxide and 1% manganese dioxide are used as solid catalysts, and activated carbon or / and iron filings and solid catalysts are fully mixed to form particle electrodes with a particle size of 4-6mm as electrodes; cathode electrode plates Graphite is used, the anode electrode plate is made of RuO 2 -IrO2 -TiO 2 / Ti, as the feeding electrode, the initial pH of nitrobenzene wastewater is 3, the distance between the plates is 6cm, the cell voltage is 30V, Fe 2+ The dosage is 1.0g / L (add in 6 times), the aeration volume is 0.8m 3 Under the condition of COD 18000mg / L and nitrobenzene content 1300mg / L, the nitrobenzene wastewater was treated for 90 minutes, and the removal rates of COD and nitrobenzene were 93.1% and 96.5%, respectively.
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[0041] Based on activated carbon and iron filings accounting for 94% of the electrode particles, 0.01% platinum oxide, 0.02% palladium oxide, 0.2% nickel oxide, 0.3% cobalt oxide, 0.47% Zinc oxide, 1% copper oxide, and 4% manganese dioxide are used as solid catalysts, and active carbon or / and iron filings and solid catalysts are fully mixed to form particle electrodes with a particle size of 4-6mm as working electrodes; cathode electrodes The plate is made of graphite, and the anode electrode plate is made of RuO 2 -IrO 2 -TiO 2 / Ti, as the feeding electrode, the initial pH of nitrobenzene wastewater is 2, the distance between the plates is 4cm, the cell voltage is 20V, Fe 2+ The dosage is 0.8g / L (add in 4 times), the aeration volume is 0.6m 3 Under the condition of COD 3440mg / L, the rosin production wastewater was treated for 90 minutes, and the removal rate of COD was 82.5%.
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[0043] In terms of weight percentage, iron filings accounting for 96% of the electrode particles are used as the substrate, and 0.01% of platinum oxide, 0.02% of palladium oxide, 0.2% of nickel oxide, 0.3% of cobalt oxide, and 0.47% of zinc Oxide, 1% copper oxide and 2% manganese dioxide are used as solid catalysts, and activated carbon or / and iron filings and solid catalysts are fully mixed into particle electrodes with a particle size of 4-6mm as the working electrode; activated carbon or / Fully mix with iron filings and solid catalyst to form a particle electrode with a particle size of 4-6mm as the working electrode; the cathode electrode plate is made of graphite, and the anode electrode plate is made of RuO 2 -IrO 2 -TiO 2 / Ti, as the feeding electrode, as the feeding electrode, at the initial pH of 4, the distance between the plates is 8cm, the cell voltage is 40V, Fe 2+ The dosage is 1.2g / L (add in 5 times), the aeration volume is 1.0m 3 Under the condition of COD 2...
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